St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10
Graceville, Mimi. April 5.
Hunting in Quar,ettes.

us) living in pretty much the same manner.
They say they want good, sensible girls, and
not society bellies. In that think we will
answer very well. Their income is 81, 0OO
year. We think we could live very nicely on
that. Well, we must admit we are not espe-
cially handsome, but they say that wont mat
ter. But, then, we are not so very bad look
ing. either. We are all dark compexioned
with rabbit eyes; that is as good descrip-
ton as we can give. Our ages range from
22 to "a. If any one of the four gents think
they would be pleased with partner of our
style we would be pleased to hear from him.
MILDRED, MYRTLE, MABEL and ETHEL
st. Paul, April I.
THEY MAY DRAW CUTS.
To the Editor of the Globe.
Honest Four: You may think it rather
singular that one young lady should address
four gentlemen, but as l cannot particularize
1 shall leave you to draw cuts to decide the
one who is to answer my letter. I can say
truthfully that possess all the qualifications
you name in your letter to the GLOBE as es-
sential in the lady who is to become your
wife. The only requirement wish to make
in return, besides good character, is a good
education, as 1 could not endure boorsh or
ignorant man. EVA G.
ST. Paul. April 5.
FOUR OF ANOTHER KIND.
To the Editor of the Globe.
In reading the SUNDAY GLOBE our atten-
ton CHANGED to fall upon the article signed
Honest Four which particularly interested
US. We four bright flowers mot wall
howers) between the ages of Is and 90, and
are qualified to fulfill any of the duties that
fall to the lot OF woman from entertaining
the most distinguished and brilliant guest to
mending the honest mans socks. They say
beauty does not cut much of figure in their
requirements. still We must admit we would
not be speaking the truth if we say we are
Ot hnr tipn will tttry, foryn
! ably, but hoping we have not overleaped the
bounds of modesty, we sign ourselves
THE MYSTERIOUS Four.
Henderson, April5.
HOPE IT ISN'T AN APRIL FOOL.
To the Editor of the Globe.
Honest Four: Probably 1 am going to be
made an April fool of, but if such is the case
there will be some consolation in thinking
that am not the only one who will be such
/ have never before attempted to answer any
thing that appeared in the papers, because
thought it would be foolish thing to do Ny
opinion is nearly the same now, but the
prospect is so tempting Ito me)-if you are
sincere in your letter TO the GLOBE Of April
3-that l venture to answer it. l prefer q
brunette complexion in gentlemen, yet am
not very particular, as there are far more
important things to be considered
Now, if either of the Honest Four cares
enough to answer this / shall be glad to hear
lFOu uitD, anu lnluh we WOulu nave no Gill;
Guilty in getting acquainted. If one OF you
answers this please give me an introduction to
yourself. Give me your proper name and
address, as l Go not like to write anything
more definite with the chance of several per-
sons reading. If you hear from me again
you will get my right name. M.R.
Randolph Mimi, April 4.
SHORT AND TO THE POINT.
To the Editor of the Globe.
Among the aims in Life in last SUN
DAYS GLOBE the -Four of a Kind attracted
our attention. Although we are not yet 90
we hope that Will not lower US in the opinion
Of the -Four" and we beg the younger two
not to pass this paragraph by without
thought MYRTLE AND IVY
st. Paul, April T.